The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
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8. oldal
Even this * Numerous examples of this same character are given by the Manucl
du Spéculateur , and they are familiar to all , from their daily occurrence
everywhere . exchange is frequently dispensed with , and the whole operation 8
...
Even this * Numerous examples of this same character are given by the Manucl
du Spéculateur , and they are familiar to all , from their daily occurrence
everywhere . exchange is frequently dispensed with , and the whole operation 8
...
33. oldal
The immenso increase of commercial and other operations , accompanied with
the augmentation of their risks and contingent profits , has given excessive
impetus to corporate industry . This social tendency has been manifested in
England by ...
The immenso increase of commercial and other operations , accompanied with
the augmentation of their risks and contingent profits , has given excessive
impetus to corporate industry . This social tendency has been manifested in
England by ...
38. oldal
But when a distinct life of George Washington is promiseil or given to the world ,
the world , for various reasons , expects something in a diferent shape from what
it here finds . It expects , indeed , everything immediately connected with the hero
...
But when a distinct life of George Washington is promiseil or given to the world ,
the world , for various reasons , expects something in a diferent shape from what
it here finds . It expects , indeed , everything immediately connected with the hero
...
40. oldal
The pathetic story of Miss McRea is most affectingly and beautifully given , but is
liable , we think , to the same course of remark . So likewise as to the spirited
narrative of events attendant on Burgoyne's invasion from Canada ; it would be ...
The pathetic story of Miss McRea is most affectingly and beautifully given , but is
liable , we think , to the same course of remark . So likewise as to the spirited
narrative of events attendant on Burgoyne's invasion from Canada ; it would be ...
48. oldal
... and characteristic part of his nature , these painful experiences of his early life
may be allowed to have given him a bias towards the principles and aims of the
revolution , and never perhaps to have ceased exerting some latent force . But
we ...
... and characteristic part of his nature , these painful experiences of his early life
may be allowed to have given him a bias towards the principles and aims of the
revolution , and never perhaps to have ceased exerting some latent force . But
we ...
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| Cím | The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
| Szerkesztők | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell |
| Kiadás éve: | 1856 |
| Eredeti forrása | Texasi Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2019. szept. 25. |
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